Ornamental Channel Catfish
Channel Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus) are the most common catfish specials of North America. Commonly referred to as the “channel cat”, because of the sensory barbels or “whiskers” around the mouth. They are pale gray/blue in color with scattered dark spots. All catfish are sold as an ornamental species and not for human consumption. Catfish can range in size from 3" to 5". We measure from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail and the fish can fall anywhere in the ordered size range. Please note the pictures shown above are a good representation of our fish, but not the exact fish you will receive.
Ornamental Albino Channel Catfish
Regular channel catfish are pale gray/blue in color with scattered dark spots, while albino channel catfish are white to pale pink in color. They both do fine in both outdoor ponds.
RESTRICTIONS: Catfish are restricted from being shipped into IL, IN, MI, MN, NY, OH, PA, WI. It is the buyers responsibility to check all restrictions in their state and county. These catfish are not for human consumption.
Bluegill Sunfish
Bluegill Sunfish (Lepomis macrochirus) are also known as brim, bream, or sun perch are a North American freshwater fish commonly found in stream, rivers, lakes, and ponds. Bluegill diet consists of insects, insect larvae, fathead minnows, and most fish foods. Typically 400+ fish per acre is recommended for stocking. They are great for pond stocking, fishing, and aquaculture. Expect around 2" of growth per year with maximum size between 8-10" in length.
Green Sunfish
Green Sunfish (Lepomis cyanellus) are also known as sun perch, bluegill or brim. They have deep sides and a small mouth with a long pectoral fin and a spot on the dorsal fin. Sunfish diet consists of insects, insect larvae, fathead minnows, and most fish foods. They spawn through midsummer when water temperatures are 65-85 degrees. Nests are constructed in 1 to 4' of water on firm sand and gravel bottoms. Typically 400+ fish per acre is recommended for stocking.
All SUNFISH are sold as an ornamental species and not for human consumption. Bluegill can range in size from 1" to 4". We measure from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail and the fish can fall
anywhere in the ordered size range. Please note the pictures shown above are a good representation of our fish, but not the exact fish you will receive.
RESTRICTIONS: It is the buyers responsibility to check all restrictions in their state and county before ordering. These fish are ornamental species and not for human consumption.
Largemouth Bass
Largemouth Bass (Micropterus salmoides, northern strain) are also known as black bass, green trout, bucketmouth, bigmouth bass, or widemouth bass. Largemouth bass have a large mouth that extends past the back of the eye when the mouth is closed. A dark band runs along the side of the body from the head to tail. Coloration is variable, but most commonly a dark green. Largemouth diet consists of bluegill, frogs, insects, fathead minnows, golden shiner minnows and other small fish. These are pellet feed trained bass. The common stocking recommendation is 100 fish per acre stocked.
All bass are sold as an ornamental species for pond stocking. Bass fingerlings can range in size from 2.5" to 4". We measure from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail and the fish can fall anywhere in the ordered size range. Please note the pictures shown above are a good representation of our fish, but not the exact fish you will receive.
RESTRICTIONS: It is the buyers responsibility to check all restrictions in their state and county before ordering. These fish are ornamental species and not for human consumption.
